GB 249 OP/2/1/24
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c. 1910
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/26
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[c. 1912]
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/28
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c. 1922
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Unveiled by Lady Beilby, 20 December 1921, and rededicated, 8 March 1950.
GB 249 OP/2/1/32
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[c. 1930s]
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/34
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c. 1930s
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Photographs taken before School moved to former St Paul's Church, John Street in August 1958.
GB 249 OP/2/1/35
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[c. 1935]
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/47
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14 July 1972
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Taken from Glasgow City Chambers extension after the demolition of the cold storage building.
GB 249 OP/2/1/48
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September 1972
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Some photographs (/6 and /12) also show the McCance building, Livingstone Tower, Colville building and Architecture building. One photograph (/7) shows a building at the corner of George Street and Montrose Street, subsequently demolished by 1983.
Giles, Charles Hugh, 1909-1983, chemist
GB 249 OP/2/1/49
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1967
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/56
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27 August 2009
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Photographs by Ross MacDonald-Allan.
GB 249 OP/2/1/76
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1949
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Children's Shelter, formerly Burgh Grammar School, prior to demolition in 1949 to make way for part of College extension, later named James Weir building.
GB 249 OP/2/1/77
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March 1954-February 1956
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
GB 249 OP/2/1/79
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[c. 1960]
Part of Photographs and illustrations of people, buildings, machinery and equipment and events associated with University of Strathclyde and its antecedents
Mining department moved to James Weir building in 1956.
Studio Swain, photographers